I'm looking for a very nice Cinnamon interior.

Or, alternatively if you know of a source to reupholster an interior set in cinnamon I would appreciate it.

Mike

I have a really nice one but it’s early.

Thank you, I'd really like to get a late one though. Maybe the early will have to do if all else fails.

Free bump in exchange for a picture of what a cinnamon interior looks like and exterior color combo.

This is cinnamon

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I just scrapped a 73 with this interior with tartan cushions, it was too moldy to be saved

Never mind. I thought cinnamon = brown

Cool color, and man those look nice!

Mike -

That color for your 73 was not "cinnamon" - but officially called Beige #31 if with the basketweave material.

I know, cuz I had to use Jeff Bowlsby's documents to fight the idiots at PCNA COA department who were calling it "black" which is #11.

My point is, you'll be better off asking for Beige or tan, in addition to cinnamon - since they're all pretty much the same, but IIRC the cinnamon came with the later 75-76 vinyl which was thinner & heat seamed - vs. thicker & sewn seams on 70-74 914s.

Also, you may still be able to get the repro tan vinyl leatherette & maybe basketweave material by the yard from Lakewell.com, Autos International &/or World Upholstery, etc. to redo an interior of any prior color - & some upholstery shops have the dies to stamp the basketweave pattern too (a local OC one did that for my 85 BMW E30 325e).

PS - This is my original factory Beige in dim overcast lighting, so not as bright a pic as the one you posted....

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Good Luck!
Tom
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Tom, yours looks like beige interior to me. The photo I posted is directly from Jeff's website. It is categorized as 501 Leatherette Basketweave (Cinnamon).

See the link here: http://bowlsby.net/914/Classic/PaintFabrics.htm

The color is unique in that it has a light brown with darker marbling (for lack of a better way of saying).

My 74 LE has Cinnamon listed on the COA. It is a different color from the 75-76.

I'd love to see a photo

my 76 as it came from factory


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